Sentences with phrase «analogue stick though»

This time around you do get to use the analogue stick though, which is a lot more intuitive than the old D - pad.

I would advise gamers stick to the d - pad as opposed to using the analogue stick though — it can feel a little clumsy when making precise manoeuvres, whilst the d - pad offers a better sense of control.

Not exact matches

The graphics were good, the game play was smooth (though having to take my thumbs away from the analogue sticks to tap the screen to open some doors didn't help),

The analogue sticks fall nicely under the thumbs, though in our experience, it felt a little too easy to accidentally depress them while rolling them around.

I still have that feeling that I wish that they had put analogue sticks on the Move as an option though, as the thought of playing Elder Scrolls 5 with Move, using the bow and sword and shield ect....

On the other hand, though, the cover system certainly isn't particularly great in comparison to many others out there (coughGearsofWarcough) A simple tap of the A button on the Xbox controller will slam your cell - shaded avatar into whatever wall or chest - high piece of cover happens to be in the immediate vicinity, while another tap of A while pushing the analogue stick in any direction will disengage you from cover — Simples.

Menu backgrounds focus on Sebastian's office with each set of menus moving the camera to another area of the office, while the right analogue stick pans the camera as though it was from a first - person perspective.

It's safe to say that Peace Walker is quite the surprise package on console - all of the compromises Konami were compelled to introduce in order to accommodate the original PSP controls are peeled back (though auto aim remains an option if you really want it) and the restoration of the second analogue stick is a revelation in terms of camera movement and precision aiming.

Not this time though, I actually found myself favouring gentle twists of the handheld over the analogue stick.

The classic Sixasis gyroscope / accelerometer double header of the PS3's Dualshock controller is present for motion - sensing malarkey, as is a very good attempt to recreate its dual analogue sticks, which though necessarily on the small side reduce the PSP's thumb - hating waffled tormentor to a misdemeanour.

The «Joy - Con» controllers give away that something's up, though: even in their most traditional configuration, clicked in to a mounting device to be used as a classic dual - analogue - stick handset, they're still fairly oddly shaped.

If you can't track down an N64 and a copy of the game, you might have more luck digging out the actually - quite - good Nintendo DS remake, which comes complete with playable Luigi, Wario and Yoshi characters and a host of minigames — though it suffers for the handheld's lack of an analogue stick.